Education
April 26, 2024
Barbados National Cultural Foundation Celebrates May Day with Diverse Performances by 260+ Talented Participants
260 performers, aged 4 to 66, will showcase diverse choreographies at the NCF's community event during May Day celebrations. Featuring cultural dances, martial arts, and a new tuk band orchestra debut.
April 26, 2024
Barbados Association of Administrative Professionals (BAAP) Actively Recruiting Male Members to Expand Membership Opportunities
The Barbados Association of Administrative Professionals (BAAP) aims to diversify its membership by actively recruiting men from various professions beyond secretarial roles. President Janet Sealey emphasizes inclusivity.
April 26, 2024
Grant Boosts Opportunities in Natural Resource and Environmental Management: CERMES at UWI Cave Hill Receives $40,000 Award for Student Support and Research Advancements
CERMES at the University of the West Indies receives a grant from Harris Paints for environmental studies, student support, research, and a new drone. The grant honors Robert L Jones and supports sustainable initiatives.
April 26, 2024
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley Calls for Cultural and Economic Transformation of West Indies Cricket
Barbados’ Prime Minister Mia Mottley advocates for cricket in the Caribbean to evolve into a cultural, unifying, and economic force. She highlights the importance of investment, gender equality, and technological advancement in nurturing West Indies’ cricket legacy.
April 26, 2024
Barbados Community College Principal Urges Young Barbadians to Embrace Curiosity in Tech-Oriented World
Barbados Community College principal encourages young Barbadians to stay curious about evolving technology at Division of Science Expo. Emphasis on innovation, creativity, and questioning the status quo in the modern world.
April 25, 2024
Linkages Across the Caribbean: Crochet for Community and Economic Empowerment Workshop in Antigua
The Crochet for a Cause workshop in Antigua, co-sponsored by Export Barbados, emphasized the importance of linkages in the Caribbean for community empowerment and environmental awareness through crochet art.
April 25, 2024
Barbados Celebrates World Book Day with Literary Activities and Generous Donations
Barbados celebrates World Book Day with a theme of "Read Your Way," promoting diversity in reading resources. The event featured book donations and support for community literacy initiatives and sign language literacy course.
April 25, 2024
UWI Cave Hill Campus Receives $75,000 Endowment from Graham Gooding Trust Fund to Support Annual Biology Prize
The University of the West Indies Cave Hill Campus receives $75,000 endowment from the Graham Gooding Trust Fund to support the annual Graham Gooding Biology Prize for outstanding biology graduates.
April 24, 2024
Government Initiative Enrolls 441 Participants in Project Dawn for Skills Training at SJPI
Minister Charles Griffith reports that 441 individuals have enrolled in Project Dawn, a skills training initiative for youths. The program offers high-quality training and a pathway to self-employment or employment.
April 24, 2024
Chief Magistrate Criticizes Parents for Not Encouraging Standard English in Children
"Chief Magistrate Ian Weekes criticizes parents for not enforcing standard English usage with their children, linking it to societal issues. Raises concerns about parenting and cultural influences on youth development."
April 24, 2024
Scotiabank Employees Lead Tree-Planting Initiative for Earth Month 2024 in Partnership with WIRRED
Scotiabank employees marked Earth Month 2024 by planting 100 trees at Walkers Reserve with partner WIRRED under the One Tree for Every Bajan initiative, contributing to carbon sequestration and soil stability.
April 24, 2024
In-Person Studies Resume at Lester Vaughan School After Environmental Disruptions: Start of Trinity Term Brings Smiles and Relief for Students and Parents
"Lester Vaughan School resumes in-person studies following previous term disruptions. Parents and principal express joy at students' return, citing improved classroom socialization. Concerns raised over potential impact on upcoming exams."